Are FAKE Football Shirts Worth Buying? 

Goes without saying but PLEASE do not send hate to the creators featured for their opinion in this video. Everyone has an opinion and even though I believe theirs were misinformed they shouldn't be subjected to any hate etc due to it.

$15 shirts are logical , affordable and makes sense . Money dosent falls from sky

Video smacks a little bit of 'I've spent a lot of money on my kits, so everyone else should have to.' The point about worker or factory condition is splitting hairs considering nikes terrible track record with worker rights in Asia. They were accused very recently of using forced labour from Uighur Muslims. People don't have £60-£200 to spend on new/vintage kits to wear once a year at a festival or once a week at 5-a-side. Buying brand authentic kits is not some moral high road, its falling for the marketing of a brand who doesn't care about you.

Yes, you are right that you can buy “a new shirt” for 20. But you cant always by the ones you actually want for 20. The ones that are 20 are normally the ones that didn’t sell at full price. So yes, you can buy a shirt for 20, but not the ones you want normally

I have bought plenty of “fake” or “reproduction” football shirts. I’m an AC Milan fan and bought two shirts in adult sizes that I had a a young kid; those two shirts being the 11/12 and 14/15 AC Milan home kits. When comparing them I found that the 11/12 one was made from a cheaper material, but I’d much rather get a shirt made from a slightly cheaper material for a much cheaper price. And the fake 14/15 shirt was literally the exact same of the real one I had. The 11/12 shirt was just one outlier the had a noticeable dip in quality, and that dip isn’t even that bad, the material is just a little thinner. I’ve also got a real and fake 2020 Italy Euro home shirt, and the two are identical in terms of look, material, fit, everything. The main reason I buy fake football shirts is for the retro stuff. I’m not spending hundred of dollars on shirts that are old and used when I can buy one that’s brand new and looks identical for a much cheaper price. If something happens to it, I can just buy another one for the same cheap price and not cry about the fact that I’ve sunk hundreds into a shirt that’s now on longer wearable in the case of a rip or a stain. Lastly, it’s sort of ironic that you call out the legitimacy of the claim “fakes are made in the same factories as real shirts” and them claim that fake football kits are tied to foreign gang, mafia, and human trafficking rings and then refuse to elaborate. And what’s even worse than that is that you followed it up by saying that your not here to argue about the manufacturing conditions of the real shirts. Why should I pay Puma $90 for AC Milan’s new home shirt ($100+ is you want it customized) that’s by your own admission made under poor conditions, when I can pay literally a quarter of that for a replica. I get that your a collector and all, but most people don’t collect expensive football shirts for a living like yourself, so we can’t afford to do that. I personally collect Pokémon cards and yeah, I don’t collect fake ones, but there’s a difference between a piece of cardboard that’s made to be a collector’s item, and a shirt that’s supposed to represent your love and passion for your favorite club. I’m not spending stupid amounts of money on a football shirt, because at the end of the day it’s a shirt.

"People want genuine shirts" No, not all of them. Many many people in fact prefer to have the cheap ones with passable quality. 😂😂

I think Ellis sort of missed the point about the €20 shirt point, most ppl want to get like the new united or psg shirt when it comes out to wear for the season, they're never lower than €60 usually until the end of the season so alot of ppl just get a fake for €15 because they can't afford it

Ellis’ point that the fake £20 shirt factory has worse working conditions, is false as Nikes higher sale cost doesn’t guarantee that the worker who made the shirt is getting a fair wage or that they are in suitable working conditions, it just means that Nike take a larger share of the profit while using the same practices such as underpaying workers and forcing them into poor working conditions, just like what they do over at the fake shirt factory. Also Ellis’ point/ opinion that he doesn’t support or agree with a legit company using heinous standards to make football shirts and that “people just turn a blind eye when they’re buying a football shirt for £20 as to what they’re actually supporting” is extremely hypocritical as he constantly “turns a blind eye” when buying football shirts from company’s such as Nike that have a history of using unethical practices and exploiting workers. As I’m sure that he owns some Nike shirts from the 90s-00s, which was the height of their sweatshop controversy. But also buying a new shirt from Nike doesn’t guarantee that it has been ethically made as a quick google will show articles and reports of Nike factories having poor and unsuitable working conditions as late as 2017.

I'm going to donate this shirt to children in Africa. *Began to tear it* 😆

I'm not saying fake football shirts are good but there's many points ellis missed in this video - 1. Not everyone is from the UK or Europe in general. CFS and M&M direct is cool but worldwide shipping is just too expensive. 2. There's currency inflation. I live in india and an authentic Jersey costs above 4000 rupees, which is way more than what the normal people can afford for a piece of clothing. 3. We have shops which sell fake football shirts and I agree they aren't made ethically, however it gives many a people a livelihood by selling these shirts. 4. 90% of people won't ask you if it's a real or a fake if you're wearing a jersey in the first place, the difference is miniscule and when you see you can get a brand new arsenal jersey for 600 rupees, it is much of a bargain. I would buy an authentic if I could, however for people living in these parts of the world, it's a fever dream. Love your videos as always ellis

Not everyone has the cash to spend on a new kit, every season if they’re happy buying a fake one so be it imo

think you've lost the plot mate, imagine getting my teams home, away and third shirt for less than one real one😭

It's the clubs and manufacturers that need to be held to account (not the fans) as to why the fake market is booming. 3/4 shirts released every season sold at inflated prices would be a good place to start. It's crystal clear why they do this...

Imagine if clubs went back to the unique keeper kit designs 🤩

Fair points made but when you want certain shirts it’s hard to find them and when you do they will be used or overly expensive. As a Man City fan I wanted a 00/01 kit and the only place I found a new one was DHGate. £12 for a retro shirt isn’t bad and it’s better quality compared to the retro shirts City sell in their shop. I did the same test you did on my retro shirt, Fake shirt and 21/22 shirt and none of the shirts made any noises. You might have just bought off shit sellers either to perpetuate your point or just because you didn’t understand how to check if you are buying off a good seller.

My son wouldn't have any kits if I had to buy real ones.

"were not here to talk about the ethics of real football shirts" stopped video right there.

As a collector I also would never now buy a fake shirt myself, but there was a time when I would and I completely understand it. People have already mentioned the fact of the shirts people often want aren't the ones that go for 20 quid, and I agree. Also as an Aussie, sourcing the real shirts is much harder, especially when taking into account shipping costs. Sure Nike and Adidas still sell their shirts here, but they don't offer printing services at all, and not the whole variety on offer in the UK. That new Oktoberfest Bayern kit for example. Before it sold out shipping would've been $45 (25ish pounds)... And it's physically impossible to order from Adidas UK for us. I don't think fakes should be advertised, resold and lied about, but in terms of why people buy them, I don't hold it against them.

Think when people say “new” I think they mean current Upto date season

I am your subscriber but why you don't mention something like this. Imagine a family (Dad and 2 children) that support Manchester United. The kids want the Ronaldo shirt but the Dad cannot spend all money on original kits, the kids in a year will be older and bigger and they are not going to fit them, and he will need around 200 pounds for it. It's just not possible for everyone. I'm not saying that I'm buying fakes but I'm just looking at the different reasons and this is a very valid one. Have a good day.

Come on mate, you can say what you want but at 4:36 you didn't apply any force, and then you destroyed the fake one haha. Been buying original shirts for a long time and then started to buy in stores like fofoshop. Quality is REALLY great and for 1/3 the price. 8/10 and because of that will never throw money again on real shirts

i'd prefer to look after my wallet and buy PSG home and away for a total of £22 rather than lining the pockets of Nike

“Fake football shirts are linked to human trafficking” coming out with waffle like this just after calling it out no evidence on them being made in the same factory? Lmao I’m a fan but some awful takes in this vid 😂

it's definitely a discussion that is at the discretion of the customer, from a shirt collector's point of view of course the fakes are going to be a complete no, but in the case of a dad whose kids just want a half decent prem kit to wear with their mates round the court, it's different. of course you can't force people to buy fake and a real shirt is always ultimately better but everyone will have their reasons. everyone here seems to be civil though so it's good to be part of one of the more respectable corners of the football community 👏🏻

I just love how that authentic vaporknit PSG sounds 😍😂🔊

Completely missed the plot on this one, what a shame. This was actually sad to watch.

I do sympathise with parents who have children who will want the newest shirts. Clubs and manufacturers definitely need to do more to make prices more realistic. But saying that if i was going to buy a brand new shirt it would 100% be from April onwards, most clubs do 50% off sales to shift them before the next season.

Somebody: *wearing a fake shirt* Ellis: "You have chosen...death"

Not everyone can afford genuine shirts/kits especially for kids who want thier favourite team not a random la Liga team. No one can take the moral high ground on where they come from either unless you knew where all your clothes, phones, food etc came from.

The satisfaction is better of getting a real shirt than a fake one I can remember getting a gremiro shirt for like £25 and I love it, if I buy a fake one there’s no point because they’ll just will be broken for example the sponsors come off and the label of the sizes disintegrates so in my opinion get real ones and no fakes, good vid Ellis :)

Since I discovered that I can buy 6 jerseys for the price of 1 authentic, there's no way in hell I'm going back. The only authentic ones that I'm buying are my own club's jersey and my national team. Everything else I couldn't care less, I'm supposed to feel bad because adidas or nike lose 10 euros (which is what the production cost of a jersey is) because of me? Who cares man. There are some bad replicas and some amazing replicas, I have both the authentic and replica jersey of Argentina NT and there's literally no difference. I also have authentic jerseys that have peeled off everywhere. Let people do what they want.

My parents don't allow me to buy an original jersey cuz the price is high and they think it as waste of money so I buy fake jerseys 😥😔

I’ve had incredible experiences with fake football shirts. Bought two Romania kits and they look beautiful.

Great video! In all honesty I’ve only ever thought about getting a fake when it comes to getting my birth year kit (95) for my favourite team Arsenal. The issue I find is they seem reasonably priced, but I don’t want to get scammed with a fake, so just buying what I already know is a fake seems less risky. I’d like to add I never knew the background within the replica/fake shirt making etc. I just always assumed it was some lad/lass who enjoyed knitting and wanted some extra cash.

The reality is selling fake shirts comes from really dodgy backgrounds that’s the only reason it’s bad. And reality is also there really isn’t much difference in real and fake. Yes there’s no real hideous fake shirts but you can also get good quality fake. And clubs do charge ridiculous money for shirts. United store charging £80 for a home shirt with Ronaldo!? Or £25 for a good fake?

The problem with real football shirts is the price of the retro shirts, Why do I (as a marseille fan) have to pay 250 pounds for a 91-92 OM shirt when I can get a fake for 20 pounds and under and it wont cost me that much, the quality is alright since there isnt much colours on it and in the future, i would really care about selling it since I got it for really cheap. I can understand that your speaking from a collector's POV but as someone who likes to just wear the football shirts, I dont see that big of an issue but again, everyone has their own opinion.

You are also turning a blind eye to the fact genuine shirts are also linked to human trafficking. Easy to say "we're not talking about genuine shirts". If you genuinely care about the conditions the fake shirts are made in and use that as one of your arguments, you can't suddenly choose to overlook that when it comes to genuine shirts.

*I lived in Shanghai for 6 months and have toured some of the factories. They ARE made in the same places.*

I think for parents who have younger kids who want kits every year. Plus I’ve bought kits from DHgate and there not bad. The sizes are a bit off but for the price.

The point of getting a fake jersey is because they're cheaper, some people like me just get them to play Sunday league games, obviously they will not have the same quality if that was the case people would buy the fake rather than the "original" one. There are outlets that sell original jerseys cheap, like I got the bayern munich and juventus jersey from previous season for just 25 usd, sometimes on eBay you find cheap jerseys, and some apps even of fb marketplace but if you want to buy the fake do it, no one is forcing u not to get it

I’m thinking of getting fake jerseys since I’ve spent well over 2000$ on my jersey collection just for the jersey sponsors to come off and honestly there not worth it anymore I compared my real jersey to the fake one they were almost identical I’d rather spend 20-40 dollars on a jersey then 90$ for one

I am thinking about selling my fake PSG Jordan shirt Elis: guess who’s going to jail tonight

I think you used the wrong jerseys to compare, because there are "fake" shirts that are practically identical to the real ones and the only difference really is the model number on the tag. You should use those for this kind of video... because those sell for $20usd as well.

Sometimes I see websites that don't state their fake and on tiktok when someone asks if they are real they don't respond. I recommend to buy the real kit and wait until the end of the season and for sales.

Was waiting for this video to come out!

Not everyone can afford it.

the problem with saying 'you're supporting X Y and Z when you buy these shirts, do your research!!' is that, many many people in a position of precarity, who can't afford the real top whack shirts, either wont know this, nor will they begin to question it when they've just received what looks like the real thing, but for less than half of the price. You can't just adopt a mentality of almost looking down on the people that buy fake clothing. its like blaming the people who attend and spend money in whetherspoons... the owner is an unethical c*nt. but that doesnt mean that the people in those pubs are all unethical too. at the end of the day people that struggle to get by kind of dont get to have the luxury of perfect moral choices. the blame should be with the people and sites that produce these shirts unethically (forced labour, unhealthy labour conditions) and blame at the companies like nike and adidas who sell shirts at massively inflated costs and bleeding football fans dry.... once you start adopting a middleclass snobbishness looking down at people for buying fake clothing just because you are able to exercise the luxury of making the ethical yet more expensive purchase.... then you end up just punching downwards instead of upwards... to many of these people they just see it as a viable option to own their favourite football shirt that they where previously excluded from because of the insane prices for shirts at retail. this kind of video could have been a chance to create a discourse around the inflation of football shirt costs, how businesses have exploited fans loyalty and passion for increasing profits, or finding a way to provide football shirts to poorer families and individuals who cant afford the real thing at retail. in short, dont blame poor people for finding cheaper options... its not their fault, its the businesses....

My issue with point 3 is that unless they’re a football shirt collector, people are not going to be interested in a Dedza Dynamos away shirt. They want the shirts of the big clubs, or of the clubs they support. And then it really is tricky to find them for those sort of prices. I mean how does one get hold of an authentic Man United shirt for £20 for example. Another issue I have is with point 1. When I was younger I bought a fake Barca shirt from a street vendor in Windsor. I only got rid of that shirt when it outgrew me otherwise it was fine. Still in the same condition as when I bought it. I also have a Bayern Munich shirt bought from the Allianz itself and the lettering has noticeably faded on it. I dispute that there is always a massive gap in quality between authentic shirts and fakes.

Your point about finding new shirts on classic football and m & m direct are so inaccurate. Show me a chelsea kit for 20 pounds. Most of the chelsea kits there are from 35-120 price range. And the ones you get for 30 pounds are the 2016 kits. And you are basing this off a collector's point of view.

I get Man United tops from DH Gate and Soccer02, you honestly cannot tell the difference at all, they are the same material and have everything in the right places. 20 quid instead of 90 or more quid is a no brainer! If the teams stopped charging so much maybe they would get more to pay a reasonable price. I remember back in the day my dad would take me to the local sport shop and around 35 or 40 quid was all he was willing to spend and that was what they were priced as. I remember him buying me the very rare 97/98 man united blue away kit, that was the shirt, shorts and socks for 39.99! I also had Beckham 7 on the back. Fast forward from 1997 to now... 90 quid just for the shirt! If your lucky it might have the name and number of your fave player on the back. No one wants to pay over the odds these days so I welcome the fact such fake shirts exist. Also back in the day you would know you bought a fake because there would be either no sponsor, no kit sponsor. Sometimes you'd have to iron on the badge! Now that was very cheap, dodgy and not worth even a tenner back then.

i mean...most people can't afford to buy real shirts, and not every country is england. in brazil, the minimum wage is around R$1000, while real football shirts usually cost between 199R$ and 279R$, how can we tell people that live in these countries to buy real football apparel when these products are only affordable for the higher classes? poor people in not so rich countries want to have nice things too ellis, not everyone is a shirt collector, sometimes they just want to look good, feel good, or they like the player, or club. + the argument that "fake shirts are made with child labor and ilegall conditions, etc" can be used for pretty much any product any industry makes, as most of products from nike, adidas, etc are made in very poor countries in work conditions just as bad, so at the end of the day that's just a way of feeling better about yourself love the channel ellis, i just think that your reality makes you miss some important points about other contexts people live in, love from 🇧🇷❤

Buy the fakes and save money. Kids grow so fast anyway

I think you have to sort the two sets of people. As collectors it's obvious why we get real, especially when you have a genuine interest in those shirts aswell as knowing the potential resale value in future. I tend to find people who buy fakes are fans of those clubs on the whole, they want to support they're club but are being priced out. With everything else to pay out for now its slightly understandable. Add to this, its perhaps not a main interest like it is for the rest of us. All of that said I do have a price limit myself and there are shirts I really want that are mad out of range. There are companies who release licensed Retro replicas that I believe hold up in collections. I'd add they're also a wise decision when paying £50? Instead of £500 on the original, that most likely won't be worn. I don't think these shirts should be frowned upon in a buy it now kind of culture. I've recently acquired an Inter Third from 19/20 off Grailed and I'm 95% sure it's real but I'll leave the 5% to the stretch test when it arrives 😉

In India, there are online websites where you get shirts for the quivalent of 10 pounds. They obviously arent as good as the originals. But the originals cost anywhere around 60-80 pounds anyway. So far from my experience the quality hasn't degraded too much even after multiple washes. I think they are absoluteluy worth it especially when they are bangers from a club you dont support.

My team never make enough shirts, they all sell out quickly so you can't get a legitimate shirt even if you tried. So no I dont feel bad.

The price of real football shirts are mental, if you arent a collector or rich then spending a fraction of the price for literally the same shirt with slightly worse materials is worth it. Not to mention being a NUFC fan theres no chance im giving Mike Ashely money!!!

Not being funny but there are still previous season shirts to buy. Having this seasons shirt doesn’t mean you are a better supporter. Yes clubs overprice hugely along with manufacturers. Supporting your club shouldn’t mean necessarily having all of the merch as much you might want it. I get the impulse to have this seasons shirt for the whole season but that’s how they get you. As a lower league fan I fall for it fully in the knowledge that I know I’m contributing to my club hard earned money that they need. To buy fake shirts is just a sign you don’t truly care but want to have the appearance of caring for your club when I know this might sound harsh however you are in fact just materialistic as person. Save up & wait for a season where the design you truly love comes along maybe if you can’t afford it. There are 40 weeks of football and those crap fake shirts don’t even last 4 weeks. This is harsh but it needs saying

Keep up the good work bro. ❤️

Upon seeing the comparison shirts, I couldn’t tell a difference without the zoom in. Nobody is coming to stretch the bottom of my shirt out and inspect it either. I can’t spend $132 on a brand new Haaland shirt, especially since he is so young and may not stay with city past this contract. I’d love to have a legit kit, but not a single person is gonna know if I got a fake

As a newcastle fan I refuse to shop at sports direct and fund Mike ashley by buying a newcastle shirt from him as the money goes to sports direct and not the club. So I'd happily buy from dhgate.

I'm an authentic football shirt collector but I've got myself a fake retro shirt that was never officially release as a long sleeve shirt. The official version is a match shirt with embloidered club badge, brand logo & there's almost zero chance of getting one. I wouldn't mind getting a similar looking shirt with obvious differences, including the standard embossed club badge & brand logo. I'm aware its not authenic but it definately make my day owning it.

Love your content man. A fan from Sri Lanka🇱🇰🇱🇰👊👊

I would only use those for buying an older fake rather than this seasons ones. Like that top you had when you were younger thats half way up your body now if you try it on.

8:00 You showed an example of training shirts, unknowen clubs, very old seasons.

Yes Ellis with the perfect draft! What’s your favourite keg for it?

This is my view on it, I’m late but it is what it is I understand why people do this personally, it’s so they get a top for cheap. Personally I did this before for teams all around the world, now I just stick to the 3 Arsenal tops and maybe a lower league top (non league) for like 25-40, great deal for parents who want the kids to get the new tops, some parents will get mad that the quality is fake and ask for a refund, and they won’t get it. Also another point is that there is a living crisis going on, everything is going up and underpay is seeing fake kits go to 30 and normal tops go 80. This is a good thing if you just want the tops. That’s my view on it.

This summer I bought a France away shirt and a Poland away shirt for 30 quid each. The website I bought them from I thought at the time was legit and was buzzing with the deal I got. However, that buzz wore off as soon as they came and I realised they were fake. So I spoke to the bank and got my money back. Now i have two completely free shirts that I can wear round the house at uni and to the gym etc. so there are some silver linings

When I got older I have no energy to worry about what other people are wearing. And I can say there are decent copies out there but most are sloppy af. Just buy what suits your lifestyle, fake it till you make it.

My club charges £90 for the home kit, and it’s not even good quality. I’m happy with my fake which I payed £20 for, even if the quality is slightly worse.

I go on vinted to buy my shirts, I easily found a 2015/2016 barca shirt for 6 euro. Don't buy fake shirts they're just a waste of money and time.

What football kit should I buy from this season

I completely agree with the points raised here but one thing to mention is the cost of real kids shirts. Not all parents can afford £60 and up to let their children have the latest shirts/kits and fakes at a fraction of the cost maybe the only option.

i believe the "same factory" rumour stems from rumours in the fake trainer/sneaker marker, ive heard stories wherein factory workers use facilities to make extra money on the side, this is supposedly off-shift so it doesn't yield the same quality as the quality control or licensing is absent. this is merely rumours and i haven't looked into the actualities of it but i think that's where the rumours come from

Since when are people are going to zoom into that little bit of the sponsor and say “oh it’s fake.”

PSG away lasted till now from Dhgate btw it’s still perfect

I once bought a fake Juventus shirt a few years ago. It looked amazing but dropped to bits after 2 or 3 weeks.

Real ones are also produced elsewhere than Europe, this really happens to all kind of products we may think about. However the quality really depends on where you get the fake ones, I have examples on both real and fake, surely there are some cheap ones as the one you showed but there are also some 1:1 from Thailand with fine quality, that can be compared to the real ones, it just depends on the quality protocol followed. My comment is not about being legal or not just on the quality point of view. Thank you 😉

A fake football shirt for a fake football team like PSG... Kinda makes sense!

I am not buying £100 shirt just for the gym.

Great video Ellis. Agree 100% with every single word.

I agree with Ellis on his POV, however fakes are the more better option or sometimes to only option to ppl who live out of Europe or America, for example, I live I'm Sri Lanka and I buy the fakes for every season however I also collect the reals of kits that are sentimental to me, in here we can't even get the local Nike or adidas to even sell these shirts as the prices are completely ridiculous to the country's standards and Shopping online is the only option and living here brings up so many barriers especially Shipping which sometimes takes the whole value of the kit you intend to buy.

Gotta admit, the quality of the fakes are getting better especially if you look for the right sites. Realistically, the rrp for shirts for the standard person is just way too much. Not all of us have video sponsers to help fund the hobby.

The problem is that we are not getting the actual shirts for 100 euros either. The quality difference between the so called replica shirts and match day shirts (for fucking 150 euros) is massive. I just looked at the newest Real 3rd jersey, the replica just looks like a fake one compared to the match day shirt.

Thought that pint in the background was Harry Maguire for a second.

that shirt looks like a garden glove 🤣

I usually only buy the original shirts of my own club (Liverpool) they are the only shirts I buy that are originals throughout any era that they played. Everything else is fake and it’s usually because I love the design Ajax shirts for example usually come out with some cool designs.

I bought a couple of fakes from China. At first I loved them but then I washed my Rangers home top and the sponsor fell off. I bought then real one a week later and I still have it.

On about going to jail for fake shirts yet he’s drinking while under age 🚓

I wish teams would go back to the "Ugly Sweater" Keeper kits.

I’ll be honest I have many times considered buying a fake shirt but have never actually bought one. I found out a NB Liverpool shirt I bought years back was fake so I just use it as a work shirt at home. I also went out and bought a real one of the same shirt because wouldn’t knowingly wear a fake shirt.

Sold hard facts! It’s the people that sell them on as authentic on eBay, Depop etc, genuinely just annoying

In America you can get deals on shirts from lids or fanatics but I am guilty of buying fakes from dh.

I was going to buy a fake Italy shirt. After watching this video I’ve decided to buy a real AC Milan shirt from M&M direct for the same price 💪🏻

100 Euro for a fan version or 150 Euro for a player version of a shirt should be illegal. It's just waaaay too much money for such a cheap feeling product. The player versions of the Adidas shirts are "HEAT.RDY" type shirt. Simple HEAT.RDY shirts go for under 50 Euro, which is still a lot for a shirt, but where's so additional 100 Euro for the football shirt coming from?

I'd by a fake but I would never buy a copy like with the kit maker missing or badge in a different position. Thats just taking the piss imo

You can knowingly sell it as long as you state it is fake

m&mdirect is so good, i got a barca vaporknit shirt for £19.99. absolutely unreal

What is this a crossover episode?

have you got any tipps where i can get a retro kit with a certain player on the back (example manunited and nemanja vidic)

Luckily I'm from Malaysia, and most South East Asia countries have factories for sport manufactures such as nike and adidas and rejected shirts from the factories are sold for cheap prices.